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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
PERSONAL,

d. III. Hitchcock, agent for DeHaven'S
dime show, is at the Maverick.
John w. Maddox, OF Austin, is at the
Maverick.
W. J. Nevlll has returned from Gal
ton and stops at the Maverick.
L. Lasker, selling the Atlas cigars. is
in the city.
F. W. SchWepps, editor OF the BOerne
Paper, is at the st. Leonard.
w. II. Howard, of the Cotulla Times,
is at the st. Leonard.
j. w. Hunt, q merchant OF Pleasanton,
is at the st. Leonard.
w. G. Butler, of Kennedy, is at the
Southern.
Col. j. May, superintendent OF the st.
Paul railway, 10 at the Southern.
Geo. w. Clark, travelling agent Of the
Missouri Pacific railway, Is at the South
ern.
DR.. Sommerville and party, OF Tenn
Pile, are at the Southern. They are on a
big buffalo hunt nOrthwestward.
Mr.. J. c. Cochran, OF this city, has
been seriously i'll, but Is mending
slowly.
Messrs. j. o. Sullivan and J.B. Gilbert
go to Mexico tomorrow on business
and hunting expedition.
Mr. +. Bschrach Is still in the manu-.
| facture and bOttling Of soda water. Its
the beer business that he has quit.
Miss Tillie Johnston mas returned
home and ia accompanied by her friend
| Miss Lizzie Blatner, of st. Louie, who
will spend the winter In the city.
| New Connections.
| Goliad wants a railroad very bad and
is working for it. As result, the
Southern Pacific offer to extend theil
| Victoria branch, pass through Golisd
and connect with the Arkansas Pass rail
road at Beeville for 5000. Citizens are
at work raising the money and $4,000
OF the sum required is already secured
The trade of that section is rich, anC
if the road is completed, will naturally
come to San Antonio and she can retail
it II she has enterprise enough to do so
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Not Through Jealousy.

Texas Tribune says OF August Hueb-
ner that he Lost his eyesight by q young
lady scratching his eye, in fit OF jesl-
ousy. This is untrue and does the young
lady great injustice. Two young men,
Mr.. Huebner and another. were sitting
on a sofa with the young lady, laughing
and joking, when she playfully slapped
him. In lodging the light blow her fin
ger nail slightly scratched his eye and
blindness Is the result. The young lady
ia very sOrrOWful for the occurrence
but should not be charged with causing
this misfortune through jealousy.(
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Uniform Division. K. p.

A special meeting OF s. A. Uniform
Division, Knights OF Pythias was held
last night for special election Of officers,
owing to the election Of their captain,
J. NJ. Cain, rs lieutenant colonel and
appointment Of Chas. Sauer as adjutant
of the First Regiment of Texas, Uniform
Rank, K. OF p. The result OF the cleo.
ton was as follows:
Sir knight Captaln-Chas. E. Thsvo.
nat.
Lieutenant It. w. Mutually.
Sir knight Herald-J. p w. Street.
Sir knight Recorder-J. r. Halle.
Sir knight TreasuTer-GeO. r
Dashiell.
Appointed Officers, Sir Knight Guard
j. p. O'Lesry.
Sir knight Sentinei-E. Kennedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
A Royal Collision,

VIENNA, Nov. 22.-The Austrian I'm
perial yacht, with the empress on board,
was in collision with an Italian vessel
on the Isbran coast yesterday. The
accident happened during a fog, The
yacht was not damaged. The empress,
who was asleep at the time, was aroused
by the shock. She came on deck and
ordered every effort be made to save the
crew oftwo other vessel. All were res
cued except one boy,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Germany Told France So.

BERLIN, Nov. 22.-The North German
Gazette says: 1.-The resignation Of NJ.
Rouvier, has preciptated the thunder
storm that has long been brewing in
the political sky of France. Our opinion
as to the PERCEPTIONS path down which
French political development is rush.
ing, finds confirmation swift and ex.
haustive, beyond expectation, in the
courses that events are taking.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
A Fishing Smack Foundered.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22,-An unknown two
masted schooner, is sunk in 40 feet of
water abreast Of kenosha, and fears are
entertained that not soul was saved of
her crew OF five men. 1t is thought that
she is Milwaukee fishing smack, as
netting and fishing paraphernalia have
been picked up on the beach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Sparks Wants to ScintiIlate in Con-
preSS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22-The Times OF this
morning prints long special from Gen.
tralia, Ill.,, asserting that Gen. Sparks
will probably seek vindication OF his
conduct as land commissioner by an
election to congress. The statement is
based on 'the c,amOT OF mis- friends"
The district In which Gen. Sparks re-
sides is represented in congress now by
Richard W. Townsend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
FORESTS on Fire and No Water.

MowFAQTA, Ills, Nov. 22.-In Ottawa
bottoms, five hundred acres OF lumber
are on fire, and on account OF
the extreme drouth 1t cannot be
checked
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
LATEST TELEGRAPHICN NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.
Simm's Case Dismissed.

NVNITUT 10 TUU IINWTs
GALVESTON, Nov. o., 1887. The case
of the state versus James O'Dell and
VIM II. Simms for the shooting OF one
Quinlan, at Galveston, during the state
convention last year, came up in the
criminal court here this week, and the
case against Simms was dismissed by
the state to-day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Fires Raging and No Rain.

ANNA, Ills, Nov. s2.-Forest fires are
still raging. Several farm buildings in
the bottoms have been burned. No rain
ofany consequence has fallen for five
months
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
The Value of the SchoIten.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-The sunken steam
ship Scholten with her valuable cargo of
tobacco, Rhine wine and dry goods, was
valued at SS00CJ0. The vessel was in
sured for 100000; cargo partially In
EnTen
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Volume VII-Number 2S2.
J0SKE BROTHERS

The Variety of Dress Goods this Winter is
greater than ever before making itimpracticable
to give an accurate desert ption of every piece Of
goods.
Gentle Reader enable to form idea of Immense
Stock will describe desirable articles which
offering at the lowest possible margin:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Recorders Court.

Recorders Court.
Louis Berg, violating fire ordinance,
dismissed.
John Mulroy, drunk, S..
Semon Estrada, drunk and disorderly,
$40.
Louis Coleman, disorderly, S..
Ed. Patterson, disOrdeTly So.
WIN. Hickey, insulting language, $40.
MelyinA Bell, insulting language, S25.
Jane Bell, insulting language, dis
missed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
Marriage Licenses.

G. B. BrOadwater to Carrie NJ. Afford.
Albert Bethel to Mrs. Mary A. Bethel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-22
RetIrIng From Business.

HetirlnN from BUSINESS
Must be sold by January LIST, my en-
tire stock Of fine whiskys, wines,
liquors, etc. Also fixtures. furniture.
horse, buggy and wagon. Two sets Of
dne bar fixtures. At great sacrifice.
ll-2-tf HARRY BAUM & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
BOletin Mercantil.

cente, joaquin Gonzalez, Antonio
Baozada, Claudio Barreiro, Manuel
A. Alfonso, Juan Barrido. Rodrigo
Suro, Manuel Alfonso Perez, jose
Amigo, Francisco Becerra, Jose
T. Porrata, Jose @. Martinez, Ra-
mon Martinez, Francisco M6ndez.
Capital '(Barrio de Santurce) IL
de Octubre de 1887.
Siguen las firmas de adhesion a
la circular del Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General sobre los successes de
Juana-Diaz.
Francisco de Alvarez Torres, Ar
mando de Alvarez, Ramon Coma
lez Gomez, Antonio Anguiano,
Juan s. Fio!, Higinio Allende, Ru-
fino Fiol, A ruego de mi padre Lo-
renzo Fiol-Juan Fiol, Carlos Cas-
tro Sanchez, A ruego de Marcos
Pou-Vrancisco Perez, jose Castro
Lass6re, Antonio Soto, Onofre Nj
colau, Antonio Molina, Francisco
Nicolau, Lnis Nicolan, F. Martinez,
Salvador Favaldo, Manuel Diaz,
Jose Martinez, Antonio Oatala,
Manuel Perez y Garcia, Manuel j.
Pastrana, J. Balado, Gabriel Mon
tauer, Pbro., Por Pablo. Miranda
J. Balado, Saturnino Ramirez, No
lasco Cruz, Domingo Santo Do
mingo, Benito Pereira, Juan L6-
peg, Juan Noa, Rosario Dlaz, Ma.
nnel Dfaz %, jose Gonzalez Fer.
n&ndez, Telesforo Mato, L. Eari-
que de Acula, Francisco Martinez
Jose Ubarri, jose Roses, Sebastian
Oonill, Francisco vinas, Bartolo'
me Vega,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
Antonio Ayau q BGralk
San Juan, Setiembre ~ de 1887.
! QUE JRRGA ES RSA Z

Un peri6dico que no nombrare.
mos, porque no es necesario, dice
cosaS tales, que debemos tornar
nota de elias, no para refutarlas.
pues, q Ia verdad, los crasisinaos
Ierrores no necesitan de refutaci6n.
sino para que sea juzgado el que
laed ice, y conocidos sus mdltiples
desaciertos.
Dice, pues, aquel colegs. cue
nosotros, q sea Ia prensa incondi.
cional, apela siempre 4 Ia rebels6,,
de Ia le0itad, para combAtir cier-
tas doctrinas, llegando 4 amenazar
q los mismos poderes pdblicos.
lgual, dice, es 81 procedimiento
que empleamos contra IA autono-
mia; ell mismo que nuestra prem
ga puso en- iuego, para comba:ir.
reptile 81, el titnlo IL de Ia Consti.
tuci6n, la abosici6n de la esclayi.
tud. la promulgacion de las leyes
provincial = municipal, el ctdieo
penal y la Constitution csso-
vista. @
Cua.quiera. al leer estas tre-
mendas acusaciones, procurara
repasar Ia historic de 1870 acA.
y Sc dira para sus adentros: JOu9
es eso5 I'D que Sc refere ese I be.
ri6dico2 7, en- efecto, nadie 10
entendera, puesto que nada, abso.
lutamente, ha existido que com.
pruebe aquellas afrmacienes.
La prensa Unconditional 10 one
ha hecho siempre fue acatar cu6n.
tas disposiciones emanan de. los
poderes supremos, y en- esta per.
suasion estan todos los que 81 Ia
leen y couocen. Dicho peri6dico
Ia confundido, sin dnda. con
nuestro proceder invariable :
honrado, las naniobras de los s,;.
yos, y no reeuerda que nuestra
principal tares ha eido siemprs il
de contener los excesos dsl adj. h
versario, en- Ia inatefia. Este. a..
te q que no Sc ha conformado. ii
con lo @ que tenia pedido, desou1s
que lego: mo dijo que
stsno podia vsait d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14

cana. Juan Chapel, comerciante y
propietario. Antonio r. Rodriguez,
dependiente del comercio. jose D.
Martin, id. id. Aureliano Rodrl-
guez Espina. Arturo Ortiz, conner
ciante. Rafael Oastell6n y Coma
lez, empleado. Eugenio Nicolau,
id. Rafael Fabian, comerciante.
Esteban Matanzo, id. Juan Sala,
propietario. Oasimiro Ocasio, CO.
merciante. Manuel Pic6n, id. Leo
poldo Chapel, empleado. Manuel
Lastra, comerciante. Patricio Ri
vera, agricultor. por Zoilo Ortiz,
propietarlo, Manuel Lastra. por
Segunio Hernandez, panadero, Ma
nuel Lastra. por Gabriel Roldan,
Rafael Castell6n. Roman O. Diaz,
professor. Roman Navarro Marre-
ro, empleado. Antonio Arroyo,
agricultor. Juan f. Rivera, en-
pleado. Por Sotero Rivera, agri-
cultor, Rafael Oastell6n. jose Mar
tfnez, empleado. jose M de la
Vega, propietario y Depositario
municipal. Juan Rivera y Mulet,
empleado. Federico Gonzalez y
Gim6nez, empleado cesante. Be"
nigno Sa1iego, comerciante. Beni-
to Sariego, i'd. Francisco Sariego,
i'd. jose 8. Mandes, propietario
por Francisco Oarvajal, i'd, Azure
liano Rodriguez Espina. Jacinto
Soils, id. Adrian Zayas 10, emplea-
do. por Carlos Rivera, industrial
| Fabian s. Zayas. Fabian s. Zayas
artista. Manuel Ortiz, industrial
jose N. Pagan, comerciante. pol
Apolinar Diaz, artesano, leopold
Chapel. Jose G.. Sanchez, indus
trial. Jacinto Villa, propietario. 10
.s6 Otaiio, artesano. Juan @. Her
nandez, comerciante. jose Manue
Torres, propietario, a su ruegt
Juan O. Hernandez. Esteban Me
YES, id, a su ruego Francisco vi
ll!ar. Francisco Martinez, joaquin
Vicente Gil, empleado. Gabrie
Hernandez, comerciante. Meet
Cabrera, id. jose Ortelio Munoz
propietario. Jose Munoz, id. Fran
cisco Flores, comerciante. Lorenz'
e. de Kercad6, id. Narciso Lopez
} propietario, q su ruego Rafael Gas
tell6n. Abelardo Munoz, professor
Marcelino Hernandez, comercian
to. Feliciano Hernandez, id. Lu
cas- Lasanta, industrial. Cornell
Oasablanca, id. Julian Bel6u, pro
pietario, a su ruego Leopoldo Cha
lpel,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
La PRENSA
ENTIRE REPUBLICANOS.

De Bogota dicenle a El Pro
greso de Nueva. York que tod,
publication debe ser alli someti
da previamente a la censura de
Ministro de la Guerra del Mi
nistro de la Guerra l., y que nt
es permitido bajo ningun concep.
to combatir los abusos de los man.
darines. A un periodista Sc le
injurio, y no SO le permiti6 la de.
fensa, & itcm, mds, Sc le condend
q un arresto de rs dias y 100
pesos de multa.
A otro periodista SO le mand6
suspender su publication, y Sc le
prohibi6 bajo multa sacar q luz
periodico ninguno.
No hace mucho, el Gobierno
de una repdblica centric. america
ma suprimi6 de golpe y porrazo
toda Ia prensa peri6dica del pats.
En- otra, los seides del Gobier-
no destruyeron una imprenta y
oficina periodisticas. y atropella.
ron bArbaramente 1 los represen :
tantes del cuarto poder del Esta.
do.
lCuando, nj remotamente, ha
pasado NADIA de este en- Puerto.
Rico. parte de esa Espafia. segun
sus detractores, tan retr6grada,
desp6tica y oscurantista2
iNuncal
Lo cual no impide que El C7a-
nor dol Pals exclames
81 Aqui esta despojado de to
das las garantfas constitncioua.
les 81 escritor pdblicol +"
Tenga la bondad el colega de
6jsrse en- 10 que 10 han escrito d
H Progrsso de Nueva- York, y en-
10 que lie sigue.
Y do tomar de clio nota.
Para cue 10 10 10 elvlds,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
Toa-alta, Octubre 9 de 1887.

AUR-albta1 Oc5uUTo . Uo 4oo!.
sr. Director del BotErIN MHR.
OANTIL.
Muy sef1or nuestro y distinguido
correligionario. La noble y dignf-
sima actitud que V. demuestra on
la Direction de ese ilustrado pc,
ri6dico, nos mueve q felicitarle una
vex mas.
Notamos que esa prensa, que &c
engalana con ell hombre de liberal.
autonomista, esgrime toda clase de
armas para atacar y desprestigiar,
do ia mode nunea visto aquI 4 Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14

Santo Domingo, q las que fueron
voluntariamente. Els possible que
q los hombres que asf Sc han por-
tado pueda llamarseles cobar-
desi
Nosotros no 10 hemos visto nj en-
la prensa periodical, nj en- ningun
documento Official, y, antes por el
contrario, en- varios de 6stos, 81
muchosy y mercedes elogios q los
dignfsimos hijos de este suelo: de
manera, que 81 algo hay de 10 di-
cho por Gel Crirerio," no pasa dc
ser una apreciaci6n particular, y
nos extrafla que siendo asi, los
hombres de aquel peri6dico 10 ha.
yam dejado pasar sin el oportuno
corrective.
Repetimos a Y. nt1estra entusias.
ia felicitaci6n por sus ttabaios. Y
le rogamos no desmaye en- su pa.
tri6tica empresa, SECURE de que
siempre estar&n & su lado sus
afmos amigos, atentos 8. y. y co.
rreligionari0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14

=: - Vega-baja, Octubre 8 de 1887
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER.
CANTIL.
Capital.

clos que suscriben, comercian-
tes, agricultores 6industriales, per-
tenecientes todos al gran Partido In
condicionalmente Espanol de Puer-
to- Rico, tienen la mayor satisfac-
Eci6n en- felicitarle calurosamente
.por la brillante defensa quo hace
V. en- su ilustrado peri6dico de
nuestra digna y Superior Autori-
dad, de los demas funcionarios q
Fsus 6rdenes, Y de los benemeritos
cuerpos armados, que vienen STEM
do gratuitamente calumniados por
la prensa autonomista.
El Partido Espanol de Puerto
Rico, atento solo a llenar la nobilf-
.sima mission que le esta confada,
que sabe inspirarse siempre en- el
verdadero patriotismo, y sostener
Eel prestigio debido a las muy dig
mas autoridades que aquf represen-
tan al Gobierno y a la Patria, no
puede menos que dar a V. ell mas
cumplido parabi6n por los elevadi-
simos conceptos que le han mereci-
do tan mobiles intereses. Siga V.
adelante, nuestro buen amigo, que
ese es el camino del honor Y del
deber.
Suplicamos 90 sirva hacer pdbli-
ca esta manifestation, Y aceptarla
como una d6bil muestra de la ad-
miraci6n y el Garlic que le profe.
san sus affmos. amigos Y cOrreli.
gionarios atentos 8. 8. @. b. 8. NJ. !"
En- el n1mero 81 de La Naoj6n
EspGSOlG hemos visto Ia mapifes-
taci6n que antecede, Y la hacemos
nuestra en- todas sus parties.
Andres Sandfn, Ramon Perez,
Cesar Espanol, Jose Fernandez.
Benigno Alvarez, Arturo Oadilla v
Matos. Francisco Alfonso, j. Perez,
Juan Carrera, Francisco Guerrero,
Le6nidas Guerrero, Andres Guerre.
ro, Isidoro Gonzalez, Manuel Con.
zSlez, Ramon Porlita, Antonio Mar
tfn, Manuel B. Portela, Pho Sanchez
Martin, jose M. Rolan, Marcelino
Sobriuo, Jose Portela, jose M. Ro-
drfgues, Francisco Oonde, jose
Lomba, Juan B. Dorna, Eduardo
Alvarez, Julio julia, jaime Comas.
Francisco Ramos, Manuel Otero,
Eugenio Otero, jose M. Sobrino,
Manuel Domingues, Manuel VII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
9. B. s. M.

Alexandra viliar, comerciante Y
ptopietario, Juan Crosas, Id. Id.
Jacinto Blanco, i'd. id. Francisco
Villar, depeudiente del comercio.
Bernardo Boscana, i'd. id. Por JosA
zayas, dcpendiente, Bernardo Res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14

Oasablanca, id. Julian Bel6n, pro-
pietario, q su ruego Leopoldo Cha
pei.
Juncos, Octubre s de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER
CANT1L.
Puerto-Rico.
Enterados los que suscribimos
comerciantes, hacendados, agricul.
torres, industriales y demas, perte-
uecientes al gran Partido Incon-
dicionalmente Espalol de Puerto.
Rico, la brillante defensa que
viene V. hacienda en- so ilustrado
peri6dico de nuestra dignfsima y
Superior Autoridad, de los demas
funcionarios q sus 6rdenes, y de
los benem6ritos cuerpos armados,
que tan groseramente vienen sien-
do calumniados por la prensa au'
tonomista, no podemos menos que
enviarle por clio nuestra mas, Ca
lurosa felicitaci6n.
Atentos solo q llenar la noble
mission que le esta conf1ada al Par.
lido Espaflol de Puerto Rico, ms
pfrado en- ei verdadero patriotismo
Y sostenedor del prestigio de- las
muy dignas autoridades que aquf
representa- al Gobierno y q la Pa
tria, damosa V. el mas cumplido.pa-
rabien, por los elevados conceptos
que le han merecido tan mobiles
intereses.
Suplicamosle Sc sirva hacer pd-
blica esta manifestation, y aceptar-
la como demonstration del aprecio
que le profesan sus affmos. amigos
y correligionarios s. s.
9. B. =. M.
Jaime Palou, Candido Farina,
Jose Costa, Fernando Pujals, Mi
guel Mnjica, Jose Gim6uez Sicar-
de, @. Fernandez y LAMA, Jose
Herrero, Enrique Pujals, Lucas
Castro, Agnstfn Collazo, Oe1estino
Perez Peric6n, Agustin Fortune,
Ricardo f. y LAMA, Antonio de
Navas, Antonio M. Boscana, Joa-
qufn A. Porrata, Teodomiro Del
faus, Rafael Oastej5n, Francisco
Armengol, Isidoro Amaral, Ramon
Amer, Juan A. Amaral, Eusebio
Ramon Ramirez, Ricardo
Gim6nez, A ruego de Conception
Flores, Francisco Armengol, Se-
Rodriguez, Francisco Ro-
Sixto Elias, Juan f Torres,
Flacido Pagan, Jose Bias Donis,
Felipe Marquee, Juan Ma Garcia,
Pedro J. Carreras, Federico Navas,
jose Morgade y Oarbia, Domingo
Mosquera, Juan L. Palol, Ramon
Ortega, Serafin Delfaus, Alejandro
Silva, Eduardo r. Rodriguez, Fran
cisco Torrellas, Vicente Alvarez,
Andres Romay, Ramon Iglesias,
Primitive Delfaus, Francisco Oal-
zada, Pedro Juan Torres, Antonio
Herrero, Claudio Oalenti, Juan
Bautista Bilbao, jose Folgar, Ro-
man Fajardo, Julio Hernandez,
Antonio Garcia, Francisco Fernan-
1ez, jose Principe, A ruego de Lo-
emo Perez, Antonio Herrero, CAS-
;or Castro, Antonio Mugica, Do
ningo Vicente, Fidel Quintero,
Anselmo Jumart, Jose Fernandez,
lose j. Sierra, A ruego de Miguel
Jarrasqnillo, jose Folgar, Juan
Palou, Ernesto Fernandez, Baltas
'ar Davila, OIemeute Pereda, Ra-
non Santisteban, jose M. Torres,
Rosario, Santiago GUM
;ero, A ruego de Octavio Garcia,
Serafin Delfaus, A ruego de. AMI
Tres Sepdlveda, Primitive Delfaus,
Santiago Diaz, Abdon Diaz, Jos6
NJ Pereira, Fulgencio Ferref, A
'nego de Juan vazquez, Santiago
Diaz, A ruego de Eugenio Rivera,
Santiago Diaz, A -ruego de Grego-
10 Rivera, Santiago Dfaz, jose
Isaac Gonzalez, Pedro
Jalafat.
Toa-alta, octubre 0 de 1881.
sr. Director del Bo1rr1N MnR. |
jANTIL.
Muy se1or nuestro y iistinguido |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-14
cfa, Felipe Gim6nez, Manuel Gar
cia Fabian.

Yabucoa, Octubre s de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER.
CANTIL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28
passengers Departed.

Tie steamer Santa Rosa sailed yester.
dAy With the following passengers:
For San Francisco-Richard Reed,
Mrs. w. II. Miles, Mrs. Ora Sepulveda,
q. a. Cherry, C. w. vosburg, J. Hol-
den, Miss Mary Meagher, Miss N Nc
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28
Notice OF Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court OF the County OF Los Angeles. State
OF California, made ON the 20th day of April,
1887, In the matter of the estate and guar
diapship OF Hugh Walters, a minor. The
undersigned. the guardian of said minor.
viii sell at private sale 10 the highest bid
aud subject to confirmation by eaid Superb
or Court, on or after Saturda y. the 30th day
Of April. 1857. at IL o'clock, NJ, at the law OF.
ice Of Wells, Van Dyke & Lee, rooms II to
II Baker Block, City and County Of Los An
and estate OF the said HuaS Walt rs, in and
10 all that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land lying and being situate in the County
OF Los Angeles. State of California, particu-
larly detcribedas fellows. tOwit: Lot TO-"
in block No. 1873 OF the town Of Santa Mon
lea, according to the msp of said town on
file In the County Recorders office OF said
cribed In deed dated october 18th. 1884.
from John P. Jones, ct al TO said Hugh
Walters, recorded In Book 16s of Deeds,
page 299 Records OF said County of Los An
ge1es, to which said deed and the said
for better and more particular descrip-
ti0n. with the Improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions Of sale Cash.
gold coin OF the United States; ten per
cent. ofthe purchase money to bepaid tothe
said guardian on the day Of sale, balance
one, on c4nhr%s.ion matt Of sale by said Superior
Bids in writing viii be received at the law
Office of Wells. vanDyke Il Lee, rooms II to
II Baker Block Los Angeles, California. at
any time after the first publication OF this
notice and up to the esySR ssy Sf sSle; MirrsRs
April 20. 1887. Guardian of said minor.
aDf.2l.l0t.